Multiple Robberies and Disasters Reported Across States
Dispatches detail break ins by three masked burglars at J and G F Bailey residence near Kennett and a boat tragedy near Lawrenceville where Mrs Little and a child drowned. Other items note Meeker era violence, Meade murders, and national updates on politics, finance, and overseas affairs.
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Democratic Party of
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Richard Schell
New York
Tammany Democratic
Grant Reception in Chicago Celebrates a Nation’s Strength
Chicago greeted Gen. Grant with a massive parade and open-air ceremonies. Thousands packed Michigan Avenue and State Street as the procession moved to the Palmer House and Haverly’s Theater. Grant praised the United States as a strong, united nation and thanked the citizens for their welcome.
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Carter H. Harrison
Illinois
Fred Grant
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Army of
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Sherman
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National Republican Committee to Meet in Washington
A meeting of the National Republican Committee is called for Washington on December 17 to act on the death of Hon. Zach Chandler and to decide the next National Convention location and timing. There is speculation that the U S Senate vacancy will be filled by the Legislature rather than gubernatorial appointment, with Gov. Croswell favoring an extra session. Also reported are New York City vote tallies for Governor and Lieutenant Governor and Allegheny county results for State Treasurer showing party splits.
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Ballooning Harms Wakefulness With Lakes Full
An oblique caution claims ballooning remains unsafe until the chain of lakes is packed with air-ships and professional attendants.
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Horrors of the Deep Near Delaware Capes
A disaster at sea on the night of the 7th left 32 of 57 aboard the steamship Champion dead after a midship collision with the Lady Octavia. The ship sank in five minutes. survivors included one stewardess. A rescuing boat saved 22 others in two trips, with six more saved by a sailing vessel. Additional collisions near Baltimore and Newfoundland claimed more ships and crews, including the Petrel with 15 lost and the Florence with all aboard rescued.
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Kansas City Candy Factory Disaster Leaves Dozens Dead
A starch dust explosion at Corles' cracker and candy factory on Main Street in Kansas City triggered a devastating fire. About seventy one workers were inside and twenty may have perished as walls collapsed amid flames. Rescue efforts saved a girl named Nettie Curtis and a boy, with many others injured or missing. investigators cite starch dust explosion as the cause.
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Eddie McConnell
Louise Hummell
Andy Scanlon
No. 2
Andy McConne
Scanlon
Amolioe
Ney
Hell
Nettie Curtis
Supreme Court limits carrier liability for passenger baggage
The Supreme Court rules carriers may limit liability for baggage beyond a fixed amount if passengers disclose value and pay extra, while allowing no regulation to force insurer status unless terms exist. Countess Olga de Maluta Twaleff's $75,000 lace in trunks sparked the decision with a $10,000 jury finding and a dissent by Justice Field.
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New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
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Circuit Court of the United States
Southern District of
New York
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Miller
Strong
Justice Field
Election Returns Across Cities and States Show Party Splits
Brooklyn Robison leads with 44 414 in Democratic tally while Cornell, Republican, has 31 500 in Brooklyn. Chicago totals reach 45 482 with Cook county at 55 139. New York City Governor results favor Robinson 58 584 over Cornell 45 070 and Kelly 42 134. Lieutenant Governor Potter leads Democrats 95 581 to Hoskins 49 461. Butler, Republican, leads Pennsylvania state revenue race by 58 675. Richmond dispatch notes debt payers likely in both houses but close count needed. Maryland Governor Hamilton wins by 31 740 with Democrats controlling Senate 19 to 5 and House 66 to 10. Pillsbury forecast shows statewide results lighter but party margins solid elsewhere.
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Hoskins
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Art Paul
Minn
Dispatch
Pillsbury
England and America on prospects for manufacturers
Albert D. Shaw, United States Consul at Manchester, predicts American enterprise backed by cheap capital and vast raw materials will dominate future manufacturing. He notes American inventors and skilled workers, cheap land and food position the U S to win the race in world manufacturing. He also criticizes alcohol as the great curse of England’s poorer classes, robs earnings, and traps operatives in lifelong poverty.
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Albert D. Shaw
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Shaw
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New York Herald
Centenarian Mary Donahue Dies in New York at 112
Mary Donahue born in Londonderry Ireland in 1767 died in New York aged 112. She immigrated with her family in 1847 after first husband’s death and left ten children thirty two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Her last wish was burial at home but funds were lacking.
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New York
Londonderry
Ireland
Donahue
America
Jane Donahue
United States Army
Woman’s Singular Grammar Provokes Literary Debate
A well known literate man’s wife critiques his article as he edits for the press. She points out numerous errors and grammar rules, noting that in three cases the text uses plural for our sex yet the word remains singular. He sighs at the paradox.
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Law Abolishing Pistol Manufacturers Draws Demand
A proposed law to abolish pistol manufacturers is rapidly gaining support as lawmakers consider sweeping gun industry reforms. Supporters argue it would curb firearm production while opponents warn of unintended economic consequences and legal challenges.
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